Template:InfoboxSoftware

Infobox for a source port's or software utility's main article.

Parameters (all optional):


 * title = Application name.
 * status = Project status. Active or Discontinued is usual in the community.
 * license = Distribution license (e.g. GPL, BSD, Proprietary).
 * platform = Target operating environment(s). Official binaries need not be provided.
 * standard = Baseline compatibility level (e.g. Vanilla, Boom, ZDoom). This should be an overall categorization based on feature set, not demo compatibility alone.
 * language = Interface language (English is assumed, rightly or wrongly).
 * initialversion = Version number of initial public release, including betas.
 * initialdate = Date of initial public release.
 * programming_language = Language of source code.
 * baseparent = The parent codebase of the software, if applicable. For example, ReMooD was based on Doom Legacy 1.42.
 * repourl = URL of source code repository (enclose in square brackets to activate link).
 * repotype = Type of repository (e.g. Fossil, Mercurial, Git).
 * developer = Current development team. Former members can be mentioned in a History section of the software article.
 * nondeveloper = People on the team who are not engine developers, e.g. webmaster, alpha tester, wealthy hosting patron. This should imply major contributions: the 1000 public testers do not go here, but someone who bought hardware specifically for a new beta release might. It may be appropriate to credit programmers contributing indirectly via plugins, upstream rendering/media handling, etc. Also includes anyone with repository commit access, who are assumed to play a role in the project's roadmap.
 * logo = Project logo (internal link to file upload).
 * screenshot = An image of the software in action (internal link to file upload).
 * caption = Screenshot caption.
 * website = Project home page, if different from the repository.
 * ircchannel = IRC channel dedicated to the software.

The current version and release date are automatically read from subpages of the software page, /Version and /Date respectively, for ease of updating by non-regulars.

This template has known issues with the port genealogy tables: please do not embed either template inside the other.

Source

 * This template is a heavily modified version of on Wikipedia.